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Which structural contradiction in the 'Dual-Frontier' policy of the Delhi Sultanate eventually led to the loss of control over the Deccan under the later Tughlaqs?
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- 1The resurgence of the Seuna dynasty through a clandestine alliance with the Mongols.
- 2The fiscal drain caused by the Qarachil expedition preventing further southern subsidies.
- 3The refusal of the Ulama to migrate to Daulatabad for cultural consolidation.
- 4The inability to maintain a logistical 'bridge' across the Vindhyas while simultaneously defending the Indus line against invasions.✓
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The inability to maintain a logistical 'bridge' across the Vindhyas while simultaneously defending the Indus line against invasions.
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